Second, realize that this was developed from start to finish in 48 hours, by some not untalented people... they seem to have put a lot of thought into it, and the details really show.
Third, saying you could do anything nontrivial in "10 lines of code" reminds me of this guy http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=678501
Doesn't that seem to emphasize the guy's point? It seems like a neat if simplistic little tool and if you have to watch a video to tell how it's something more...
Sounds like we should change this:
Hurl makes HTTP requests.
Enter a URL, set some headers, then view the response.
Perfect for APIs.
Hurl makes HTTP requests.
Enter a URL, set some headers, get a response, then share it with others.
Perfect for demoing and debugging APIs.